Sentence examples for combination of freedom from inspiring English sources
"The combination of freedom and mutual understanding can foster a unique level of trust," Mr. Quirk, of Oakland, said.
National cinemas often become great just as dictatorships loosen up or fall, when there's the right combination of freedom of expression and miserable conditions.
The property details come from the most extensive survey of Oxbridge landholdings since 1873, through a combination of freedom of information requests, archival research and Land Registry records.
But for many others, the combination of freedom from financial worries and bitterness toward established authority has shaped their basic outlook.
"Furtwängler exemplifies the combination of freedom and framework, flexibility and architecture, hysteria and control," says Thielemann. "It seems to be so spontaneous, but it is still in a picture and doesn't go everywhere.
Using a combination of freedom of information requests and audited accounts to piece together the estates, endowments, investments and other assets – including artworks and antiques – held by nearly 70 colleges and institutions shows the full extent of Oxbridge's remarkable wealth.
It is this combination of upside, freedom, and accountability that gives start-ups their edge.
Carter-Ruck's plan was unravelled by a combination of Parliamentary freedom (MP Paul Farrelly tabled a question) and Twitter.
Doubling roles, Jones and Morris capture the children's combination of physical freedom and emotional vulnerability just as they strike a perfect balance of defensiveness and anger in the adults.
Through the combination of design freedom, technology compactness and high deposition rates, technology stakeholders can potentially exploit rapid, delocalized and flexible production.
It's a paradoxical combination of compositional freedom with structural rigour that finds a sometimes subtle, sometimes sensual, and occasionally visceral poetry in pieces like Jeux Venitiens, his Livre pour Orchestre, or the Second Symphony.
